Aparna Brielle

The American actress, dancer, and producer Aparna Brielle was featured in numerous films and TV shows, including Cooper Barrett's The Guide to Surviving Life A.P. Bio Jay and Silent Bob reboot Dead Girls Detective Agency Infinite Issues The Librarians, Girly Tales and Grimm. Aparna Brielle attended Valley Catholic School (then known as St. Mary of the Valley) in Beaverton Oregon. After that, she was enrolled at Arts & Communications High School and eventually attended Linfield College as a marketing major. Aparna has signed with Momentum Talent and Literary Agency Talent and Literary Agency Burbank California United States. The actress was born into the family of Indians. Aparna was born in Cedar Mill, a suburb of Portland Oregon. After just 3 years of age Aparna was the most youthful Bharatanatyam artist in the world. In February she was featured in the episode How to Survive your Roommate's girlfriend of Cooper Barrett's book on surviving life as an attractive woman. She was cast as Sarika Sarkar in a series of episodes as a role on A.P.'s comedy series A.P. Bio. Her character on The show is described as being a professional student that is always trying to achieve perfection to climb up the ladder. Aparna Brielle embodied the character of Jihad a Muslim girl brought to the U.S. by her mother in the comedy film Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Aparna was close of Harley Quinn Smith the daughter of Kevin Smith, a filmmaker and actor. Aparna was born in Clackamas on 5th February, 1994. Her parents were forced by circumstances to relocate to Clackamas following the fact that St. Vincent's Hospital, southwest Portland was unable to fill rooms. Brielle was a college student in Cedar Mill Portland and completed her sophomore and freshman years at Valley Catholic High School. After graduating high school, she moved onto Arts and Communication Magnet Academy Beaverton. The actress's educational ambitions did not end here. Linfield College is where the actress enrolled in marketing. She graduated in just three years instead of the normal four. Aparna began to realize her ambition to become an actor while she was a young child. The shows she watched on TV and Disney films were her favorite and she wanted to emulate the celebrities who appeared on the screen. Young Brielle expressed her dreams to her parents and she was placed in different classes. Music and dance. The class I took was Bharatanatyam the Indian classical dance, performed alone by girls or women. Brielle was able to complete her dance course within three years. When she was nine years old, she made her first appearance on stage as Arangetram. Brielle has also taken classes to develop her acting abilities. Brielle also participated in numerous school productions, and also joined in the Northwest Children's Theater.